setlines
nounUK /ˈsɛtlaɪnz/
US /ˈsɛtlaɪnz/
Setlines are long fishing lines with many hooks that people leave in the water to catch fish.
The fishermen checked their setlines early in the morning to see what they had caught.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Lines of text or type set in a particular arrangement for printing.
The printer adjusted the setlines so the page looked neat.
3. Boundary lines marked out on a sports field or court.
The players stood behind the setlines before the game began.
4. Fixed lines or limits set for a task or measurement.
The surveyor marked the setlines for the new path.